Since the problem seems to stem from the added ridership in Manhattan, maybe something can be done to alleviate the crowding in that borough.
Disappointing data on the housing and employment front and more bad news stemming from the credit debacle added downward pressure on U.S. stocks.
Their derivation stems from comparing the added mass of a single bubble and a swarm of bubbles:.
The Pearson result jolted Britons used to a diet of woeful news (the change stems mainly from the added information about post-school education).
Developing alternative applications for wastes stemming from the processing of industrially applicable crops adds value to industrial crops and limits agricultural land use.
First, due to added technical distortions stemming from the IEC-601 compliant biomedical inputs (Solartron 1294), information on impedance phase was essentially lost.
That change of voice, though still "leavened with traditional Staples humor," reflects the "kinder, more compassionate" approach consumers insist on, he added, after the scandals stemming from "the petty greed of a few C.E.O.'s that has humiliated all of corporate America" and eroded their trust in what companies tell them.
To these losses in welfare, it is conventional to add the output costs stemming from the union rulebook and reduced management discretion.
Our results in Podarcis wall lizards therefore add to recent evidence stemming from the study of other incipient species groups (such as heliconiine butterflies [ 48] for example) illustrating that the acquisition of reproductive isolation is a gradual process and contributing to the establishment of a "species with fuzzy borders" paradigm.
In particular, our control system stems from the idea of adding robustness in the prediction phase of the algorithm through a specific robust Kalman filter recently introduced.
According to one study, the lost productivity and extra health and crime costs stemming from child poverty add up to roughly half a trillion dollars a year, or 3.8percentt of our GDP.
